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The device comes with a sixth-generation Intel Core processor, a 12.3-inch display, and the Surface Pen for stylus support. The cheapest model starts at $899, currently on sale for $849, though customizations can bump the device's price tag considerably. Save $150 on an Intel Core i7 Pro 4 with a 256GB SSD and 16GB of RAM, now $1,649.

The Surface Dock, meanwhile, allows users to continue working on the Surface Pro 4 while simultaneously connecting to other devices. It comes with several USB ports, display ports, and more, and effectively turns the Surface Pro 4 into a desktop-like device. It typically costs $200.

Microsoft is hoping to appeal to enterprise customers with the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Dock, though it's competing in a market where corporate customers are often slow to upgrade. The tablet market is also slowing down, though 2-in-1s haven't been doing too badly.

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